哈默尔恩的吹笛人,哈默尔恩的吹笛人 童话原版

1、哈默尔恩的吹笛人还有一个小孩没带走

去查枕头人10个故事里面第三故事讲得是这个

2、《哈默尔恩的吹笛人》出自哪里，在哪可以看到全部内容，希望推荐下。

是一个传说哈梅尔恩曾经发生鼠疫，死伤极多，居民们束手无策，而就在这时，小镇来了一位身穿红黄相间、及地长袍的花衣魔笛手，自称他能铲除老鼠。抱着试一试的心态，镇长许诺以丰厚的报酬，请他出手。于是魔笛手吹起笛子，全镇的老鼠都被引导河里，全部铲除了。，镇长却违背约定拒绝给他报酬。愤怒的魔笛手吹起笛子将全镇130位小孩引走，最终在丘陵的行刑场失去了踪迹。
可以看《问题儿童来自异界》，其中提到了。
具体出自哪里我记不太清了更多追问追答

追问

嗯，这个我倒是知道，如果能给个书名就好了

追答

哈默林的花衣吹笛人好像是本回答被提问者采纳

3、哈默尔恩的吹笛人与黑死病的鼠疫什么关系

希望帮得上忙
传说德国哈默尔恩曾发生鼠疫，死伤极多，居民们束手无策。这时小镇来了一位身穿红黄相间的及地长袍的花衣魔笛手，自称他能铲除老鼠，镇长许诺他丰厚的财宝作为答谢。魔笛手便吹起笛子，结果全村的老鼠都在笛声的指引下跑到了河里，全部被铲除。可镇长却违约了，拒绝付给他酬劳。愤怒的魔笛手就又吹起笛子，带着听到笛声而出家门的全镇所有的小孩子走了，从此便无影无踪。

，这个故事很可能原型是在中世纪欺骗残害了欧洲20万儿童的“儿童十字军”（也有人说是1347黑死病，在下更倾向于罪恶的十字军一说），原型及其可怕可怖，楼主自己百度。
至于故事，就是哈默尔恩这座城市常常闹老鼠，市民们对赶之不尽杀之不竭的鼠灾头疼不已。忽有一天一个打扮奇怪身穿大红大绿衣帽的花衣吹笛人途径此处，听闻鼠害猖獗，于是老嬉皮士自告奋勇说自己能把老鼠全部清除，条件是哈默尔恩人付给自己一大笔钱。人们将信将疑，也就姑且听之任之，试一试也罢。然后吹笛人用音波指挥老鼠统统投河自尽，多年的鼠害就此清除。这时哈默尔恩人却后悔了，他们想赖掉给人家的酬金，反正老鼠已除，天下太平，当即赶走了花衣吹笛人。吹笛人大为恼怒（事实上这些有奇妙技艺的高人一般是得罪不得的，但贪婪的哈默尔恩人利欲熏心不管不顾了）。到了晚上，花衣吹笛人潜回了城市，吹响了死亡的笛音，这次跟着吹笛人离开的不再是老鼠，而是哈默尔恩城里所有的孩子。吹笛人用笛子引着孩子们远去，从此再也没有回来。
附录这个令人毛骨悚然的童话故事就此结束，但后人有不少续写者，说市民们迷途知返，付清了欠款，于是花衣吹笛人把孩子们送了回来。不过结合儿童十字军的背景，这个续写不过是一厢情愿罢了

追问

黑死病是哈默尔恩的那次鼠疫吗？

追答

黑死病，是鼠疫的一种，爆发的规模巨大，不只是哈默尔恩的那次鼠疫本回答被提问者和网友采纳

4、求英文版的童话故事《吹笛人》

5、汉默尔恩的彩衣吹笛人

THEPIEDPIPEROFHAMELIN
Onceuponatime...onthebanksofagreatriverinthenorthof
GermanylayatowncalledHamelin.ThecitizensofHamelinwerehonestfolk
wholivedcontentedlyintheirgreystonehouses.Theyearswentby,andthe
towngrewveryrich.Thenoneday,anextraordinarythinghappenedtodisturb
thepeace.Hamelinhadalwayshadrats,andalottoo.Buttheyhadneverbeen
adanger,forthecatshadalwayssolvedtheratproblemintheusualway-by
killingthem.Allatonce,however,theratsbegantomultiply.
Intheend,ablackseaofratsswarmedoverthewholetown.First,they
attackedthebarnsandstorehouses,then,forlackofanythingbetter,they
gnawedthewood,clothoranythingatall.Theonethingtheydidn'teatwas
metal.Theterrifiedcitizensflockedtopleadwiththetowncouncillorsto
freethemfromtheplagueofrats.Butthecouncilhad,foralongtime,been
sittingintheMayor'sroom,tryingtothinkofaplan.
"Whatweneedisanarmyofcats!"
Butallthecatsweredead.
"We'llputdownpoisonedfoodthen..."
Butmostofthefoodwasalreadygoneandevenpoisondidnotstoptherats.
"Itjustcan'tbedonewithouthelp!"saidtheMayorsadly.
Justthen,whilethecitizensmilledaroundoutside,therewasaloudknock
atthedoor."Whocanthatbe?"thecityfatherswondereduneasily,mindfulof
theangrycrowds.Theygingerlyopenedthedoor.Andtotheirsurprise,there
stoodatallthinmandressedinbrightlycolouredclothes,withalong
featherinhishat,andwavingagoldpipeatthem.
"I'vefreedothertownsofbeetlesandbats,"thestrangerannounced,"and
forathousandflorins,I'llridyouofyourrats!"
"Athousandflorins!"exclaimedtheMayor."We'llgiveyoufiftythousand
ifyousucceed!"Atoncethestrangerhurriedaway,saying:"It'slatenow,
butatdawntomorrow,therewon'tbearatleftinHamelin!"
Thesunwasstillbelowthehorizon,whenthesoundofapipewafted
throughthestreetsofHamelin.Thepiedpiperslowlymadehiswaythroughthe
housesandbehindhimflockedtherats.Outtheyscamperedfromdoors,windows
andgutters,ratsofeverysize,allafterthepiper.Andasheplayed,the
strangermarcheddowntotheriverandstraightintothewater,uptohis
middle.Behindhimswarmedtheratsandeveryonewasdrownedandsweptaway
bythecurrent.
Bythetimethesunwashighinthesky,therewasnotasingleratinthe
town.Therewasevengreaterdelightatthetownhall,untilthepipertried
toclaimhispayment.
"Fiftythousandflorins?"exclaimedthecouncillors,"Never..."
"Athousandflorinsatleast!"criedthepiedpiperangrily.ButtheMayor
brokein."Theratsarealldeadnowandtheycannevercomeback.Sobe
gratefulforfiftyflorins,oryou'llnotgeteventhat..."
Hiseyesflashingwithrage,thepiedpiperpointedathreateningfingerat
theMayor.
"You'llbitterlyregreteverbreakingyourpromise,"hesaid,andvanished.
Ashiveroffearranthroughthecouncillors,buttheMayorshruggedand
saidexcitedly:"We'vesavedfiftythousandflorins!"
Thatnight,freedfromthenightmareoftherats,thecitizensofHamelin
sleptmoresoundlythanever.Andwhenthestrangesoundofpipingwafted
throughthestreetsatdawn,onlythechildrenheardit.Drawnasbymagic,
theyhurriedoutoftheirhomes.Again,thepiedpiperpacedthroughthetown,
thistime,itwaschildrenofallsizesthatflockedathisheelstothesound
ofhisstrangepiping.Thelongprocessionsoonleftthetownandmadeitsway
throughthewoodandacrosstheforesttillitreachedthefootofahuge
mountain.Whenthepipercametothedarkrock,heplayedhispipeevenlouder
stillandagreatdoorcreakedopen.Beyondlayacave.Introopedthe
childrenbehindthepiedpiper,andwhenthelastchildhadgoneintothe
darkness,thedoorreakedshut.Agreatlandslidecamedownthemountain
blockingtheentrancetothecaveforever.Onlyonelittlelameboyescaped
thisfate.Itwashewhotoldtheanxiouscitizens,searchingfortheir
children,whathadhappened.Andnomatterwhatpeopledid,themountainnever
gaveupitsvictims.Manyyearsweretopassbeforethemerryvoicesofother
childrenwouldringthroughthestreetsofHamelinbutthememoryoftheharsh
lessonlingeredineveryone'sheartandwaspasseddownfromfathertosonthroughthecenturies.参考资料http://www.kidsnewsroom.org/elmer/infocentral/stories/grimm/pied.piper.of.hamelin.txt

本回答被提问者采纳

6、一城镇突然出现了很多老鼠，镇长出赏金，一天晚来一个人他吹奏起魔笛,驱赶了群鼠。但当他回来索要报偿时,

看过，但给忘记，是不是吹笛人？